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Square Enix registers things for All The Bravest

Time for a little bit of snoopin' around, as eagle-eyed gamers spot domain names and trademark registrations suggesting that Square Enix is working on a game-related project to be titled All The Bravest.

...what are they planning over there?

At this stage, we know next to nothing about the project, save what sleuthy folks at Fusible have uncovered: Domain names (AllTheBravest.com and AllTheBravest.net), as well as a European Community Trademark (trade mark no 011386349).

What does this mean? We're not sure yet, but there's a fair few goods and services covered in the filing:

Computer game software; video game software; sound recordings in the form of optical discs, magnetic discs, semiconductor ROMs featuring music and/or fictional stories; audio visual recordings in the form of optical discs, magnetic discs, semiconductor ROMs featuring music and/or animated fictional stories; prerecorded compact discs featuring music; prerecorded video discs featuring music and/or animated fictional stories; prerecorded video cassettes featuring music and/or animated fictional stories; decorative magnets; mouse pads; straps for cellular phones; sunglasses; blank memory cards; memory card cases; CD cases; computer keyboards; joysticks; downloadable image files; downloadable wallpapers for computers and/or mobile phones; downloadable screensavers for computers and/or mobile phones; downloadable video recordings; downloadable musical sound recordings; downloadable ring tones for mobile phones; electronic publications in the field of computer games, video games, cartoons and/or general entertainment.

It could also potentially include strategy guidebooks, fictional stories, art books, musical books, comics, magazines, posters, stickers, banners, calendars, stationery, collector's or trading cards, or - wait for it - on-line video games (or the provision of), amusement arcades, non-downloadable comics or magazines, or "information on entertainment in the field of computer games, video games, card games, animated cartoons, comics, novels and/or magazines".

Phew. So, um, yeah. It might be a game, but it might not. Your guess is as good as ours (and Fusible's) at this stage. Neither domain name resolves to a website, and that trademark is super-vague (well, it's super-specific but the end result is the same), so the only conclusion that can be drawn: It looks like Square Enix has a bit announcement coming "soon".

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